“The transition to remote work because of the COVID-19 pandemic has been a key driver of the recent surge in housing prices,” economists Augustus Kmetz and John Mondragon, of the San Francisco Fed, and Johannes Wieland of the University of...
There’s a limited time in the life cycle of an asset class where it’s financially advantageous to buy in. For self-storage real estate, that time is now—but not for long.
Global demand for Chinese goods is waning instead as consumers cut back spending because of inflation and the shift away from goods toward services.
The chief destroyer of rent-stabilized units since 2000 has been something called high-rent decontrol, which shifted an average of 7,244 units a year from regulated to unregulated.
Demand for net lease retail is softening, which is forcing a pricing reset—albeit more slowly than buyers would like.
